We don't like the big bad wolf

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My family

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Preschool Education. 3 years

Going to + infinitivo

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La forma GOING TO seguida de infinitivo se utiliza: 1) Para expresar la intención de realizar en el futuro alguna acción que ya está decidida. What are you going to do at the weekend? ¿Qué harás durante el fin de semana?I'm going to visit a friend near Bogota.Visitaré (Tengo intenciones de visitar) a un amigo cerca de Bogotá.2) Para predecir acontecimientos futuros basándose en una evidencia presente. (Estos acontecimientos suelen estar situados en un futuro próximo.) Look at those clouds. It's going to rain. Mira esas nubes. Lloverá. (Va a llover.) Este último uso no debe confundirse con el del tiempo Present Continuous el cual indica una acción que está realizando en el momento en que se la menciona.  Compara ahora estas dos frases: Going to + infinitivo: I'm going to answer it. (Lo responderé; Voy a responderlo.) Present continuous: I'm answering it. (Lo estoy respondiendo).

FORMACION DE LA ESTRUCTURA "GOING TO + INFINITIVO". Esta estructura se construye con las formas del tiempo Present Continuous del verbo go (I'm going, She's going, etc.) más el infinitivo del verbo principalprecedido de la partícula to (to visit, to answer, etc.).  Practica un poco leyendo en voz alta estos ejemplos: I'm going to visit some friends this afternoon. He's going to watch TV tomorrow. She's going to leave in ten minutes. We're going to play tennis at six o'clock. You're going to paint the kitchen on Friday. They're going to go to the movies next week.

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Fair Horse in Sherry

The Horse Fair is one of the most important celebrations in Jerez and has been declared as international interest celebration. Its origins are in the medieval ages, during one week farmers gathered to sell and buy animals, in Jerez mainly horses, usually drinking sherry to celebrate the deals. Nowadays it is celebrated in González Hontoria Park. It is always celebrated in May. The Fair is divided in two parts: one is a kind of small village, with streets that have bars and restaurants at both sides (these restaurants are called Casetas). The other is a Theme Park/carnival style area where kids and grown ups can have fun on different rides such as roller coasters, bumper cars, etc...

At the Fair all the casetas are public, so anyone can just walk into any one and enjoy the food, drinks, and dancing. This is one of the main features that differentiates it from the Seville Fair as most of the "casetas" there are private and therefore only card holding members are allowed in. In the casetas, throughout the day and night, people will usually be found drinking sherry  wine, and in more recent years a new trend is to mix the wine with lemonade and ice cubes creating a cocktail commonly known as Rebujito. At night time there is a sort of "roof" of pretty decorative lights lighting this little "village" like area, which allows the party to last all the way till dawn.

Superlative Adjectives

Adjectives that express the highest degree of something, for example best, biggest, slowest and most difficult.

An Superlative Adjective is used to compare three or more things 
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Comparative Adjectives

Adjectives that express more in amount, degree or quality, for example bigger, slower, better and more difficult.
The Comparative form is used to compare two things.

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